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.- - --- - - - " . .'- --,- _. ' - -tli8t ii:t to -tbOSe -wboo;.m~-~rt;; One o. the mOi~ momentous them, a government, republican In AI formed, under the 41reoeven" reeordId 111 lb. annalI of lb. . for Ill, (ull o( promise. broad and .\.of Mst'llhal A.Borland ha. ald... modem world. wu that ot the war comprehensive, replete wltb power betw.n the Amerle.n coJonJes on to &eCUfe and protect aU indivIdual TllK PBOOi:SBION. , lbtt ... ~ and the mo&her COWl· ' rlghtl, even to the age o( progJ'e8~ At t118 head .... the Unlt~ Stat. tl'J-~ Brftatn, on the othel-alve Ideas aDd liberal thoueht, aod tl&g borne by oa1oere H.1amu co.mmonly known &I the war ot at the aame time poeH88lDg a powAmerioan Independence. er to mai~m ~h. M>1!8t'ftgntll or Prate and J&alell Eo M&lln. , Nu~ The liN that -barned' in t.he hearts gov6J'nmen t In the bour ot iu tern a) l'Ilme Croxall's BtIver Band, then a ot those who ~W for , thM Indecommotions and tbt! dlr_t aglt.a\!lUrlage wIth Mayor JennlBgw, expenlknee apInIt a proud and pow. tlon •• Mayor LlttJe, Hon. Wilford Wood· ertnJ toe, w.. kindled Dpon the This BUooe88 came at the cme of pl&lnI of Concord and Lulnltoo, aJoDa and bltterat.:l(e. A struggle ruff aad Oen. D. H: Well.. TheIle and beklnd the redoubts of Bonker under the most unenoouraglog cfr.we followed by th. 'mtanlolpal and HIll. That of the last mentioned cuIDItan06!. But the reau}1,Q were (IOUDty ott\c.lals. Next the SIxth having t.ran.plred on the 17th day complete, grand and glorloWl. Let lufantry Band In t.he .tulia De&n o( JIUlet 1176-JU8' one hundred and us traoe I:ome o( the many C&Ul!88 omUlental band wagoD. The GoT· aeT8Il y6U'l ago tD-day. tha'ied to Lb.1i strugjlle' perchance, Y_, one hundred and seven years wblle 110 dolIJg We may t:;;me aniunor aDd 8ecretaly of tbe Terrltorr, , !&go, ~mocrao1 . . . born in thill mated with the Mme spirit ot pure willi General MoCook and other Heaven tnored land of AmerIeA. dnoUon to tbo.e Jotty princlplee rl!().ral omoertl. FoUcnred by eX· I think the HOD. Jdayor and genthat inspJred them, aud catob. U nft\aJals of llle city and ooanty. tlemen ,compoelng the CooDeH ot may be, some of their characteristic i Ihla beultttul tnJaud oUy, thlt cli)' leAl, Ind, I may BAY, UDBOlJled Next the 'pMhn of the "-1 and th8 ~ of the Ten1t.oriee, \he ,patriotism; and with that oJd hi. :11" EdlLor of thl! Naws. .queen ~ ibeee everla8llllg fortreau, ~rlc determination, created anew TerrHorla1 oftIoen. , redoabil thrown up under the dl, 08, seek to perpttuate tboee Hon~. Brigham Y OQDg and Jacob rection ot Him "00 p1aDII the battles be. van descended dooinnell or tr~ Weller. ' of the tOl'Oel ot D.&tnre and d¥echl ~OQght and "luaJ rigbts, and by the IDO'ftIDeDtB of men, ooald not &oe of the Btrength receIved from ,(t'ort Dougl ... omoer•• have _leoted a mdre BUIt-bie day, their ucredue8ll, transmit them to MArUaI nand, led by Protcasor E. OIU poeterl~y. . upon which to ope.n thll attr.ctlve - -·-· -- - --- - -ew - Ir"""'" I I &ealey. <Mr/.aiea containing ".11 knewn elu..n., .tA:!. The ItNeta were llned wlUl pedes. trl&Ja, many ot the ltor- were cloled, and the .tars and .trlpeI sbowed in v&rIoaa place?, g"'IPa antmation to the IOeU. ' ' -, , At 10.16 the ~'0Il .tAuUd from the OUy Hall IDO'fiPa weetwltd; to MaIn BbMt, tbeaeel aoath 10 BevenLh South 8tree" then08 -..t IlDtU the au.t 1eadlDl 10uUl 10 the Par\: wurer.0be4. A larce ~(l()Urse wu aaMmbJed at the N'oh U ..tbe elltranoe. The proeesaIoit puied under the arch 8tOtJa. WUd 1*1'\ the groYef, . .4 t,beD.et eaatward and northward llmOit In a drcle UlltU the p'.ullOll --7' -...,.... ''fWe tdl~ . 110,6(\ bUlk11aa It ereoteci III the -~ or III open ~aee IIUl'IOQDded OIl t,hrtIe ft~, J.e",;po~~· lAc I graw..f..... It faeIi8 Ule ""t and at the ~ II • lillea1rith a w2th. porUon of oar city. propl'laU! eer.moniee, io u.s • ~.,.e clU· ...; and here,' in , • presence ot thll usembly dedloat.e ~d oeIlJe· tate thIIspot to the SACred name o( Uberty. A spot reDdered more dear to our heart., "beD we' appreclate the (aot tha& Sbe C'fIQIl from WbJGb. thJ.t min· t&&ure-lorelt hM grown,w" brought trmla .-&wn Janda, aorosa broad aiIIM. afl40tecl b1 weary marehee. A _ ~"lIIld thll1t'all an un.. 6alIabIted'~ : ,J&gt ~ . . .o plonMNd Ulia land, W1t.1l~OaeIr aoondoDJ.ed tore~t. ~ forward to I~ • Um~ lbQ la : roundauonPof l't:!, and prepared the l..rll.bln Wh086 t~~lg~~~~lfU~ ~rovt!, :e&nOOIne Iwltb our ~ a e We and hold ~ The mOlit potent oause pre.anted tb mZJnJnd, "waa that found," In e 'lWgu&g8 ot the hl!torlan, Ulo the naturaldlapoaltlon and fnberlt~ character of the 00IonI8t8." The l'eUOb.8 offered ;.... by th,lr (atheN,for . ."lug Europe and romID§urfto this WMtern world. made an en" ug 1m preealon u poD t.b 8m. The ~~~bnr.noe ot the many acll of l1_dnees and op~on they had received had no tendency to induc' I~~ their heaz:tl a love tor Europt'ftD ,..... UatJonll. uFor 111% generatJon~ : they ~ad managed llleJr own a(.filII, and their .lluaUon and ~ur· :uudlogi ....onld . N~ally Jead rm to a repubUOlin or democratlo (orm of go~rnment. : , left &.he l...d8 . gs and pot.5otat_. The broad ~Uanllc lay bet ..een them and tbe or~tdr I'ltherw bad fellow m::H~,ltntercouree j p'ianted In the earl hi IHO I rees, roUtlI of monaroh.. TheIr e)'M ! rerrltory are JiVID~ story 0: the ~ never beheld a crown, and 'h~ I tbetlHUn~ry of B I I mODymeott< to.~Unent Lbey had ncehed from ,hls UIIOClated I r laru OUDIo: 8[1(i I,11"8 filllJOY tlIe fr~I~::jr('tIIU~d ~h!le We lIonor the men wI I II r ahorB I,Clur enJoyment. nut l~rJ'i,lInfld (or Jot auJ In g .d :,111" tue ey;J~lll'e lJ( I IP Jk I I.u to ! )ur, Illne , it!.) '~~ ,~; ~~\I '; dr' L R : l&.Iote who wore t.bM8 CQI'OoetA vf :l.mperi&l pow.r was noL of .ucb a ,llItQre as to win tbelr admtratlon I ~!_ ~poot. I have no doubS lmt -.t the pt!nlOnal ehar&ckr 0' ~l' UI, had much &0 do fo (orin· Pi ::i~ d"tf'rmloatlon of tbe ,